About

That Game Made Me Cum refers to parodies of online advertisements on pornographic websites which promote pornographic video games by promising the player they will orgasm an extraordinary amount of times in a small amount of time.

Origin

Vice^[1] traces the origin of online porn games to the 80s with MS-DOS games. They have remained a subsection of the pornography industry for some time. Advertisements for these sorts of games appear to have begun to appear in the mid-2010s on pornographic websites. The advertisements typically promised the player would orgasm multiple times in a short amount of time. On October 7th, 2015, Twitter user @FuckYoTimeline^[5] posted a GIF of a pornographic ad they found on a website with the caption "Ads on porn websites are hilarious" (shown below).

On October 10th, 2015, a Redditor referenced the trope in a thread on Game of War.^[4] The earliest traceable parody of the advertisement appears to have been posted on May 2nd, 2016 on Instagram account uber.dude.png.^[2]

Spread

Around the same time, a video titled "This game made me cum twice in 5 minutes!" in which a person is playing a first person shooter was uploaded to multiple pornographic websites. Over the coming year, people began pairing the text of pornographic game ads with various pictures for humorous effect. On August 19th, 2016, a template to make the parodies was posted to ShitpostBot5000. ^[3] Since then, a popular subject for the parodies is music vlogger and meme reviewer Anthony Fantano, and several have appeared on Facebook page "Shitposty Botano"^[6] (examples shown below).

Various similar templates have been used to make similar jokes, pairing either a bizarre image or comical game choice with the advertising text. Other popular text choices include "This game will make you cum 32 times in one day," "That game made me cum 2 times in 5 minutes," and "This will make you cum in a millisecond." On May 4th, 2017, gddub posted the formermost to /r/funny^[7] with the title "How is this desirable?", gaining 67 points (cropped version shown below, left). On May 12th, a "cum in a millisecond" post was uploaded to /r/MemeEconomy, where it gained 22 points (shown below, right).

Various Examples

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